Andree Rushton brings a unique perspective to historical fiction, drawing on her background in both history and social work. Her previous career experiences have equipped her with a deep understanding of societal dynamics and individual struggles. This informs her compelling narratives, which invite readers to immerse themselves in the past. Rushton's writing offers a thoughtful exploration of human experience through a historical lens.
Against the backdrop of France during the Second World War, Nicole, a young British woman, must face her own challenges. As the Nazi forces advance, Nicole tries to escape to England but becomes separated from her family and eventually returns to occupied Paris.
Castignac, a beautiful farmhouse in the South-West of France, is a shared holiday home for a group of Brits. The shocking death of Ian, one of the group's members, taints the happy memories of the house and the group decides to try and sell it on. However, another member, Tessa, senses secrets and endeavors to find out more...